The result is the same: one file with 2 tags.
I begin to think that camel can't split tags into several files
automatically.
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Sorry i didn't know. I can re-create my post if you want...
Well, i know that I can create my own file name with the option "fileName"
but it didn't create differents files.
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want to set some name yourself?
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Now, with the fileExist option I have my two tags, but in a same file:
JamesJohn
And yes, it's normal that I have two tags firstName.
I would like to separate these two tags in separate files.
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